draw · write · wonder
Peaceful coloring books and quiet activity pads for ages 2–7 — calm things to do, made for big, busy little minds in the soft morning hour while you plan beside them.
Explore the Collection
shh… quiet time
Gentle tracing, mazes and drawing prompts for calm, independent play beside you.
Soft woodland scenes with open space to slow down and color slowly.
Postcards and soft stamps for a slow, quiet note to someone you love.
Muted, natural tones that feel soothing in little hands.
Changes seasonally
Coloring and gentle learning together — letters, counting and shapes, from harvest days to Advent and Christmas.
A is for Apple, counting acorns, harvest scenes to color.
Coming this season
A 24-day counting path, star tracing, cozy winter scenes.
Coming this season
Count the ornaments, S is for Snow, gentle story pages.
Coming this seasonOne little book for every Sunday · ages 3–5 & 5–7
16 black-and-white pages tied to that week's Gospel — coloring, dot-to-dots, tracing and mazes for the church tote.
Nov 1 · All Saints
Nov 8 · Matthew 25:1–13
Nov 15 · Matthew 25:14–30
Nov 22 · Christ the King
Nov 29 · Advent 1
Dec 6 · Advent 2
Dec 13 · Advent 3
Dec 20 · Advent 4
Dec 25 · Christmas
4 booklets · Nov 1 – Nov 22 · sold only as a pack
November Sunday Pack · $18
5 booklets · Nov 29 – Dec 25 · sold only as a pack
Advent Sunday Pack · $22
Small books for small hands
Tuck one in a bag for church, the car or a slow morning beside you.
One theme each: Apple Day, Acorn Count, Star Shapes, Snowy Letters.
5.5×8.5 · 24 pages · stapled
Coming soonA weekly letter, number, shape and nature page to color.
6×9 · 32 pages · paperback
Coming soonAges 2–3: lines, curves and first shapes with the fox on every page.
8.5×11 · 28 pages · stapled
Coming soonOne big seasonal book plus 2 minis from the same season.
Bundle · 3 books
Coming soonOur Philosophy
No flashing lights, no loud colors, no screens. Dear Fox makes quiet activity pads and peaceful coloring books that give big imaginations a gentle place to roam — drawing, tracing and wondering on paper, so the morning stays soft for everyone.
“My 3-year-old sits with the quiet activity pad every morning while I have my coffee. The calmest part of our day.”
— Hannah R., homeschool mom of three